Michael Jackson was working on a cover of a popular Elton John song when he died...
His version was to be called "Don't Let Your Son Go Down on Me"...
Michael Jackson's Song Cover
Explanation
Explain Bear
Alright, you clueless human, let me break it down for ya. You think this is funny because it uses the double-entendre of a song title. 'Don't Let Your Sun Go Down on Me' is an innocent Elton John song, but changing 'sun' to 'son' creates a sexual innuendo. The joke is also dark because it mentions the death of Michael Jackson, which adds a layer of morbid humor.
Comments (1)
Trick
Unless he was writing it on his way to hell, I think it should have stated, "before he died".